Webinar – Social Inequalities & Mental Health
On October 4, 2023 by sarmientoveranoLearn about the social determinants to mental health, how and why the social context can impact on a person’s psychological and emotional well-being throughout their life. The webinar will provide
Therapy as a Site of Resistance PART 1: Being in the Client’s Corner
On July 24, 2023 by sarmientoveranoFeatured photo credit: Alexandre Dinaut Last year, I wrote about Epistemic Justice in the therapy room and what it may look like through practices like Conscientization and naming oppressive dynamics.
Justice & Liberation in the Therapy Room
On July 12, 2023 by sarmientoveranoAs therapists, how do we support clients that have been through adverse experiences relating to structural oppression and discrimination? Can we do this in a way that does not reproduce
Webinar: Intergenerational & Historical Trauma
On July 11, 2023 by sarmientoveranoIn this webinar, we will explore definitions of both Intergenerational Trauma and Historical Trauma and their transmission through generations as well as the impact they may have on communities and
Free Webinar – Social Inequalities & Mental Health
On May 23, 2023 by sarmientoverano*This is the second iteration of the webinar held on the 22nd May. The presentation will be the same one so please if you booked a space for the first
Free Webinar – Social Inequalities & Mental Health
On April 4, 2023 by sarmientoveranoThis free webinar is aimed at mental health professionals and everyone interested in the links between social inequalities and mental health. Learn about the social determinants to mental health, how
Dialogue is STILL not enough: further thoughts on power and multicultural therapy
On October 5, 2022 by sarmientoveranoI wrote about the idea of dialogue, dialogical relationship and working across cultures in psychotherapy a year and a half ago. In fact, it is that post that started this
White (in)humanity in therapy: The Ulterior Message Of Selective Outrage
On March 10, 2022 by sarmientoveranoBy: Lucia Sarmiento Verano I’ve been silent for a while but I cannot let this be. This is sucking the life out of me so here goes what I have
